Global Food Crisis: Worse Than COVID?

big long-term changes in where food is grown, but also short-term crisis over the next months and a couple of years everywhere in the world because of fertilizer and oil and diesel and and and maybe weather patterns as well. Is that is that an accurate forecast you think? I think it would be and they have to teach us the value of food once again. Because right now everybody's so used to having food so free, so cheap. It's just a given that we have food. Now, when you take that right away or that just ease of the mind that there'll always be food, we're going to have to rewind the clock back to, I would say, go back to the shekel, where the grains of wheat were measured against the silver, not the other way around. Like we use the money today to buy the food, right? But back then, the grains of wheat were the silver. So we have it opposite today as the way it had been most of history where the food was more valuable than the metal. We traded the the food against the metal weight. Today, we trade the metal weight to ...